I have decided to challenge myself this summer to create a
new table setting every other week or so using one component from the previous
table setting. You can find my last table setting here. This week I took the colorful Sicilian salad plates
from that setting and incorporated them into this lemon-themed setting. Nice,
eh? I wasn't so sure how it would work, what with the lemon tablecloth and all,
but I really do love it!
The tablecloth I found on Amazon here. I have been eager to use
it ever since its purchase in November. It makes the entire room feel sunny and
fresh.
On top of the tablecloth, I put leaf placemats that I got a
number of years ago from Pier 1. On top of them are Italian Chargers (white
with dark green edges) that I inherited from my mother. The yellow Waechtersbach
dinner plates provide a nice pop of color. The napkins are
from Pottery Barn.
Flatware is vintage Noritake Primastone. The salad bowls in the crescent shape
I have had for probably about 40 years. I can’t remember where I got them, but
I loved the fact that they took up less room on a table, and at that time I had
a very small table.
The chalices I’ve had for a long time, and my
mother and I used to pass those back-and-forth. The green water glasses are
Villeroy and Boch; the bold blue stemware can be found here.
New this year is the darling lemon
salt and peppershakers. I love these!
The pitcher in the center of the table is from a local shop, the faux
tulips from Amazon.
Be sure to keep coming back to see what I do with
the next table, and which element from this table that I choose to use.
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Adding the pop of blue to the tablecloth was genius! I may have to have you help me choose fabric for quilts, you are so good at color combinations. Love the lemon shakers!
ReplyDeleteLove the theme and the look!
ReplyDeletewow! Everything is exquisite as a table setting, and I enjoyed seeing each piece up close too. The lemon plates are my favorites, but all is beautiful. It's really an artistic pleasure to assemble it all.
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous Pattie! The colors really pop, so bright and happy! Those lemon salt and peppers are the cutest!
ReplyDeleteJenna